Rival mayoral candidates meet at Algonquin club banquet
At the Algonquin club banquet 325 attendees included mayors candidate F William Behrens and rival Fred Atwater along with Arthur F Connor and John A Cornell leaders of opposing parties in the campaign. President James T Patterson spoke and Behrens urged club betterment and a new clubhouse. Plans show a two story extension. plans will be mailed for vote at a future meeting. New officers named James T Patterson president Carl F Slemon vice president Roderick A Cleveland secretary James Dunn treasurer. About 40 new members joined in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
F. William Behrens
Fred Atwater
Arthur F. Connor
John A. Cornell
Jamies T. Patterson
Behrens
Presient Cart F. Stemon
James T. Patterson
Carl F. Slemon
Roderick A. Cleveland
James Dunn
Cit
Candler follows father's example weds secretary in Atlanta
Miss Florence Stevenson married Asa G. Candler Jr. son of the soft drink founder who has long served as his secretary. The Candler clan's marriages to employees mirror prior events in the family. The elder Candler aided charities and Emory University while the family supports Atlanta arts and civic groups.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Candler
Florence Stevenson
Asa G. Candler
Walter
Marion Penland
Asa G. Candler, Sr
Mae Little Raga
Onezima de Houchelle
New Orleans
de Bouchell
South
Avlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera Company of New York
Municipal Opera Association
Charity
Emory University
Asa G. Candler, Jr
Six Cotton Mills to Be Auctioned in Rhode Island
Willimantic October 18 Six cotton mills capable of employing nearly 1000 workers will go on the auction block in Willimantic and Quidnick Windham County between November 8 and 12 next. Agent Walter D Knight of the Quidnick Windham Cotton Manufacturing Company announced the sale to satisfy a judgment in Windham County Superior Court in a foreclosure suit by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company. The Quidnick branch includes three mills with 600 to 1000 workers, 50 tenements and plant machinery. The Willimantic unit has three mills with about 400 workers, 15 houses and 51 parcels of stored taned. The local property is assessed at 3400000 and will be offered November 10 11 and 12. Both plants have been closed since November 1 1926, under a receiver who failed to sell them privately. Southern mills’ cheaper production was blamed for the failure.
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Priv
Southern Mills
Knight
Obituary notices and funeral details from city area
Obituaries list multiple local residents including Thomas Heppell a former Coulter and McKenzie foreman buried details for Minnie Ryder John J Gassman Susanna J Carten Francis Randall Smith Patrick Mullaney and Leo J Hart with services at St Michael's St James and St Thomas churches. The notices note survivors and funeral arrangements in various local cemeteries and chapels.
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Thomas Heppell
Coulter and McKenzie Company
Parkagenue
Sarah
John
Susanna J. Carten
Susanna J
Daniel Carten
Broadoridge Avenue
Stratford
St. James Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Francis Randall Smith
Francis Randell Smith
Fairfield
Thorpe Street
St. Thomas‘ Church
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Patrick Mullaney
William Burke
Deacon Street
St. Mary's Church
J. O'Connor
Thomas Griffin
J. McTigue
Ruth E. O'Neil
John Dial
Miss O'Neil
Mr. Dial
Thomas
Joseph Wynne
Edward
John Burke
Charles
Francis Camphiel
Mr. Mullaney
St. Michael's
Lieutenant Governor Admits His Engagement in Boston
Lieut. Gov. Frank G. Allen confirmed a Pittsburgh report of his engagement to Eleanor H. Wallace of that city. The widower, whose daughter was recently married, declined further comment and remains a well known figure in Republican circles nationwide.
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Boston
Mass
Frank G. Allen
Pittsburgh
Eleanor H. Wallace
Allen
Pittspurgh
French Aviators Forced Back By Adverse Weather
Buenos Aires reports parler Dieu donne Costes and Lt Joseph Le Brix began their Paris to Buenos Aires flight from Rio de Janeiro at 6 27 am but weather hindered progress. They landed at Pelotas Brazil after flying over 800 miles with 400 remaining, while Cos teau Nungesser Coli was noted near Florianopolis. Cos teau likely would divert south due to stormy skies, and crowds gathered at El Palomar awaiting news of the intrepid fliers, with President De Alvear and M Picot among officials present.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Paris
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph le Brix
Rio Janeiro
Rio Grande Do Sul
Pedotas
Brazil
Pelotas
el Palomar
Fiola
M. Picot
de Alvear
Mme. de Alvear
Accused Worker Remains in Cell After Theft Arrest
Arcangelo Mastrolamardo, 35, night fireman at Howland Dry Goods, jailed after police found several hundred dollars worth of merchandise from the store at his Madison Avenue home. Store officials estimate value near $1,000 once checked. Mastrolamardo admits stealing only the sweater he wore, claiming other goods were sold to him by another man. He is married with four children.
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Arcangelo
Mastrolamardo
Madison Avenue
Howland Dry Goods Company
Voccola
Brolley
Mastrolumardo
Taxi Driver Freed After Federal Probe
William Ferris a thirty year old taxi driver at 221 Congress Street was released in City Court after a telegram from the Department of Justice stated the United States district attorney did not prosecute. Ferris had been held in connection with a Mann Act case involving Dorothy Harriman seventeen of Tiverton Rhode Island. The girl was returned home after a September arrest in Bridgeport.
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Wiliam Ferris
Congress Street
J. H. Dalr
Department of Justice
Patrick J. Flanningan
United States District Attorney
Feriie
Ferris
Dorothy Harriman
Tiverton
Rhode Island
Bridgeport
Principal in stabbing brawl pays fine
Terry Ternyly of 1812 Seaview Avenue was fined after a City court trial for assault following a knife fight Sunday afternoon on Goodwin Street. The clash, described by Judge Albert J. Merritt as a drunken brawl, sent both men to Bridgeport hospital before their release.
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Terry Ternyly
Seaview Avenue
Old Country
Charles Biderowez
Good Ze Street
Goodwin Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Ternyly
Siderowcz
Albert J. Merritt
Schwarz Improving After Appendectomy
John G. Schwarz head of Schwarz Brog company underwent an appendectomy at Bridgeport Hospital last Thursday. He was reported in the best condition since the operation but remains not out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Schwarz
Schwarz Brog. Company
Bridgeport Hospital
Schwarz
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Atwater
Moore
Father
Willimantic
Thomas Happell
Leo J. Hart
Springfield
Mr. Hart
James and
Martha Hart
James F. Mooney
Mountain Grove Street
St. Peter's Church
Minnie E. Ryder
Minnie E
James A. Ryder
Goddard Avenue
Henry ‘A. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Charles W. Simpson
Mr. Clark
Trinity M. E. Church
Ryder
Park Cemetery
John J. Gassman
Underwood Typewriter Company
John Gassman
Michael
George
Harold
Charlott
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Creotion
Costes and
le Brix
Main Street
Marion Grace Napoleon
Blue Fox Sea San Mirage
Vanity
Lyon & Chase
State Street
Nestlé’s
Nestle's
Jack
Niewspa Perdi Chiyee
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